JobExecution && StepExecution Properties

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JobExecution && StepExecution Properties

Table 3.1. JobExecution Properties

status	A BatchStatus object that indicates the status of the execution. While running, it's BatchStatus.STARTED, if it fails, it's BatchStatus.FAILED, and if it finishes successfully, it's BatchStatus.COMPLETED
startTime	A java.util.Date representing the current system time when the execution was started.
endTime	A java.util.Date representing the current system time when the execution finished, regardless of whether or not it was successful.
exitStatus	The ExitStatus indicating the result of the run. It is most important because it contains an exit code that will be returned to the caller. See chapter 5 for more details.
createTime	A java.util.Date representing the current system time when the JobExecutionwas first persisted. The job may not have been started yet (and thus has no start time), but it will always have a createTime, which is required by the framework for managing job levelExecutionContexts.
lastUpdated	A java.util.Date representing the last time a JobExecution was persisted.
executionContext	The 'property bag' containing any user data that needs to be persisted between executions.
failureExceptions	The list of exceptions encountered during the execution of a Job. These can be useful if more than one exception is encountered during the failure of aJob.

 

Table 3.8. StepExecution Properties

status	A BatchStatus object that indicates the status of the execution. While it's running, the status is BatchStatus.STARTED, if it fails, the status is BatchStatus.FAILED, and if it finishes successfully, the status is BatchStatus.COMPLETED
startTime	A java.util.Date representing the current system time when the execution was started.
endTime	A java.util.Date representing the current system time when the execution finished, regardless of whether or not it was successful.
exitStatus	The ExitStatus indicating the result of the execution. It is most important because it contains an exit code that will be returned to the caller. See chapter 5 for more details.
executionContext	The 'property bag' containing any user data that needs to be persisted between executions.
readCount	The number of items that have been successfully read
writeCount	The number of items that have been successfully written
commitCount	The number transactions that have been committed for this execution
rollbackCount	The number of times the business transaction controlled by the Step has been rolled back.
readSkipCount	The number of times read has failed, resulting in a skipped item.
processSkipCount	The number of times process has failed, resulting in a skipped item.
filterCount	The number of items that have been 'filtered' by theItemProcessor.
writeSkipCount	The number of times write has failed, resulting in a skipped item.

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